The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-18
IN TOWN AND OUT.

The "tisd.up freight has begun to move
at last.
Wood was ST, dollars per cord in Dil.
Ion last week.
Remember the n. T.. ball is mex, Tues.
day evening, the ed.
Rev. G. W. Clark, Of Butte, occupies, the
Baptist pulpit Sunday.
The interest IN the revival meetings, be.
ing held at grace NJ. F.. church, continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. \. Reynolds arrived in
Dillon Saturday night, via toe Northern
Pacific.
For the past few days the Utah Il North.
ern has been open for traffic, the entire
length.
A Horse Prairie cattleman says the loss
Of range cattle in that section will b. about
50 per cent.
There arc u good many sick children in !
town. Hard colds seem to be their princi. |
pal ailment.
II. Nj. Fitch, wife and daughter, Miss
Laura, Of Sheridan, visited friends III Dil.
lon this week.
Wednesdays north.bound train was
about nine hours lase, on accoun, Of a
wreck down the road.
Rev. f.. +. Bostwiek, was in town
"Wednesday. lie left yesterday evening
for Blackiooot, Idaho.
Poindexter s. Orr sold live car loads Of
cattle to Frye, The Butte butcher, and they
were shipped yesterday.
Miss Mollic +. Rridwell can.c down
from Spring Hill, Wednesday, to attend
the marriage Of her sister.
| +. \. Bailey is building meat market
at Spring Hill. I. will be great conven'
ierce TO the residents Of that lively town.
On account OF blockadcs DR.. II. J..
Smith, OF Butte, will not visit Dillon till
Sunday, March 9th. See his ad. on eighth
page.
\ party OF Utah and Northern civil
engineers is now at work near Twin
Bridges, having established their camp
there Tuesday.
Tee Red Rock junction coach is at
present making tri.weekly trips between
Red Rock and Hamilton's. The mail goes
around by Camas.
AS will be seen by notice in another
column, Emerson Hill, and Daniel Clap
ham have dissolved partnership in the ho
tel business, at Red Rock. Mr.. Hill viii
continue the same.
| A prominent EeAverhead cattlemar
gives it as his opinion that the loss ot range
cattle in this county has already reachet
e per cent, and that by spring the los
will be fully 50 per cent.
The Baptist sociable held at Mrs. Hol
den's last Friday evening was success il
every particular. The programme wa
rendered with credit 10 the performers ant
: with Measure to the audience. The receipt
were SIS.
One Of our county officials, "just tor fun,
snapped pair OF handouts on Dillo
y Young lady's wrists, the other day, an
% then he had 10 hunt up Tom Jones, VIII
pal,an,lv released the blustsing damse
i. from her unpleasant prcdicament.
j.. The West Shore foe January is a hans
some periodical. The form Of the ma2'
zinc has been changed to standard size an
the number of pages more than doubles
The engravings are OF high order an
the literary matter is OF much better grad
than the publisher has heretofore given n
RAIDERS. l.. Samuel, Portland, Dr.. IS III
publisher.
We have received IL 'i'>. copy ol II
s .fu,pyu Ro,ualix, Il family literary mon'h'.
s published by Bacon y Co., San ira"e's'
It is neatly gotten ny. from mechanic
point Of view, and is filled with lisera'
matter tha, is over average. One pecu'i
\. featur. Of the magazine is The scattcr'r
Of neatly set advertisements through u
BODY Of the work. 1t is good thin. II
the advertisers, an! ii tbs. readers d" F"
H. object, where i. the difference:
! \ correspondent Oh the /"l'' '"'""'"
has the following to say about o"' rep'
~ s,ntat;vxs in The legislature: hr"""'
Re.verhsad, is Il so,newha. eccentric c1'a
~ actcr: very positive in man"cr' Tie >a
very punsent things. ard is thoroughly
:, depcudcn, Of political and personal co'>'
crations. Page isn very active ''e''o
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